CUSG

By Alison Noon
CUSG passed legislation Thursday night that allows fraternities to rent campus space at the student rate.

By Alyx Saupe
Dozens of students flooded into the UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom Thursday night to attend the weekly CUSG Legislative Council meeting and take a stance on the two controversial bills being presented.

By Rob Denton
On Thursday night, during a public Legislative Council meeting, CUSG voted to enter an Executive Session making the meeting private. They had been discussing the Fair Access and Equality Bill which concerns making student fee money available to the Interfraternity Council (IFC).

More filings than usual after this fall’s CUSG election

Results of the election appear inaccurate

If preliminary fall election results hold, new ticket will be taking office.

As the end of the fall CUSG election week approaches, candidates from both parties are working hard to encourage students to vote.

CUSG executives delivered the State of the Campus Address Thursday to inform the Legislative Council of recent events, projects, and progress.

Candidates from the Inspire and Pulse parties will be campaigning from Monday to Friday; voting available through MyCUInfo

Candidates from Inspire and Pulse, the two tickets running for student government representative spots, presented their platforms